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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Doors and Tea Bags
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A Brief Conservative History

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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Packing Breakables

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Making Sense of Election 2015 – Introduction

By E.P. Whinters Unless you are an economics or political science geek and this is your chocolate, my guess is that most Albertans are exhausted from election rhetoric and attack ads. I know I am. And yet, we start again to face into an unprecedented lengthy campaign leading to the federal election on October 19th.…
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Examining Account Fee Structures
By Kim Inglis Investors pay fees for portfolio management, as they do for any professional service, but many are unaware of the variety of options regarding fee structure. One of the most popular is the fee-based pricing model. According to PriceMetrix, fee-based structures are the preferred method of investing for higher net worth clients…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Reader Shares the Proper Way to Store Cheese
By Reena Nerbas Stale Cigarette Odors Dear Reena, We recently purchased a 10 year old home, which we love despite the lingering odor of cigarettes from past owners. We have repainted, burned candles, simmered cloves and cinnamon on the stove, etc. but the odor persists. The upstairs floors are wood laminate. The finished basement…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Prevent Bread from Falling

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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Invasion of Rabbits

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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Lawn Care Tips
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Understanding Investor Emotions
By Kim Inglis Investor emotions are a portfolio’s worst enemy. Fortunately they are also predictable, following a route in sync with market cycles. The peak is the middle of a bull market, when investors are most optimistic. The trough is during a bear market, when investor emotions are correspondingly low. The markets and investor…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Homemade Shake and Bake
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Dealing with Wasps Safely
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Potato Chips, Corn on the Cob and Ice Cream

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Dealing with Market Volatility
By Kim Inglis Although it’s understood that stock markets fluctuate, volatility still makes investors uneasy. Unfortunately, nervousness about market turbulence can cause them to make short-term decisions with detrimental impacts on long-term portfolio performance. Investors hastily sell but are usually doing so at the worst possible time. Such panic selling in the midst of market…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Leather and Lino

